If you want to have a taste of the cultural nature, historical magnificence, and royal splendor of India in one trip, then the 4 Days Private Golden Triangle Tour is the itinerary that you need. The trip links the capitals of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, three legendary cities that make the soul of India through her architecture, art and historical heritage.
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When you arrive at the Delhi Airport or the Railway Station, you will be met by our representative who will help you in checking into the hotel. Having taken a short rest, start your sightseeing tour in the very middle of the Indian capital city, which perfectly combines the Indian traditions with the modern energy.
Then go to Humayun Tomb which is commonly called the architectural predecessor of the Taj Mahal, displaying both Mughal and Persian influences. Knowing this, proceed with your driving towards the grand India Gate, the President house, and the parliament house that is a representation of the Indian democratic pride. Take a rickshaw ride around the market in Chandni Chowk loaded with colorful fabrics, a combination of aromatic spices and street food booths that have the real sense of Delhi. Explore the largest mosque in India the Jama Masjid and marvel at its grand structure and serene atmosphere. Provided there is time, spend the end of the day in either the modern Lotus Temple or the impressive Akshardham Temple, where the building and environment are breathtakingly beautiful and serene. Go back to your hotel to have dinner and a nice stay over to get ready to resume the second part of your journey.
Get after breakfast and move to Agra, city of love, and one of the most historically rich places in India. Upon arrival, clear off into your hotel and then take a shower before you start exploring. The first destination is the great Agra fort which is a UNESCO world heritage site that was the principal residence of the Mughal kings. The red sandstone walls of the fort contain a haven of palaces, mosques and halls which include- Diwan-i-Khas, Jahangir Mahal and Moti Masjid. A distant view of the famous Taj Mahal on the other side of the Yamuna River can also be seen through the ramparts of the fort. Next to visit in the evening is Mehtab Bagh, a gorgeous garden complex that lies across Taj Mahal. Here, you can observe a breathtaking interpretation of the sunset of the marble monument that shines golden with the setting sun, a dream to a photographer.
Have dinner in your hotel or in a local restaurant with Mughlai delicacies. Spend the night at Agra, where you are to get off early the next morning.
Wake up early to experience one of the most magnificent scenes in the world, the Taj Mahal at the sunrise. The Taj changes its hues to pink, orange, and gold as the soft morning light falls on the white marble and this is a moment that one cannot forget, and which defines the beauty of Agra. The morning after breakfast starts with Jaipur visiting Fatehpur Sikri, the abandoned Mughal capital. Then, arrive in Jaipur, the colorful capital of Rajasthan. Upon arrival, move into the hotel and rest. During the evening, you can take a stroll in the colorful bazaars of Jaipur like Bapu Bazaar and Johari bazaar where you can buy traditional jewelry, blue pottery, textile, and handicraft items. To enjoy dinner, you may visit Chokhi Dhani, a traditional village resort where you can have the traditional Rajasthani foods and dances, riding camels and performances by the folk dance group, a paradise of the royal hospitality of Rajasthan. Go back to the hotel and stay over.
Breakfast and then start exploring Jaipur also referred to as the Pink City. Begin your day by visiting the grand Amber Fort, which is a hill top fort that is an example of Rajput architecture. Within, indulge under the brilliance of the Sheesh Mahal (Hall of Mirrors), Sukh Niwas and Ganesh Pol which are full of stunning art work and splendor. The next place to see is the City Palace which is a beautiful complex and is occupied by the royal family of Jaipur.The Jantar Mantar, an 18th-century astronomical observatory constructed by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II is just a short walk away. Its finely made stone tools are a witness to the Indian scientific dexterity. Visit Hawa Mahal to take a couple of photos. Its pink exterior which has 953 little windows was intended to enable the royal women to view the daily lives and festivals through the screens. Lunch in one of the local restaurants and then start your journey back to Delhi.
